Medical!! Help!!!

[Sal11 5]

Hey, I just want to know about two things I'm really curious about, please help me. I think I have a cystocele not sure though. I didn't get it checked because im okay with everyday kegels. So if your spouse doesn't have insurance will they deny your visa on the behalf of chronic disease? 

2: what if they find out any other chronic disease during the medical you dont know about. Will they deny your visa in this scenario too? I want to know this cuz I'll have to fill the form there? If its that important so I'll go through the pre-medical exam. :'( lemme know! I'm anxious.

Edited February 4, 2018 by Sal11
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[Sal11 5]

1 minute ago, Dee elle said:

1 No

2. Unless it is a transmissible disease such as TB etc, NO

 

Thanks for replying me ! Do you know about that insurance thing lol? I read somewhere that your spouse should've insurance if you're going through some chronic disease. Or they'll ask about how youll your financial expenses in future? I'm able to do work myself too but what if they wil consider me as unfit? I'm very depressed!! :'( 

[Sal11 5]

Is there any section in the questionare where they'll ask about chronic diseases? What am i suppose to write there ? While Im not sure of my condition or diagnosis? 

[Sal11 5]

Thank Dee! I did help a lot! And I couldn't get that 125% poverty line' phrase? Im basically not from usa lol. Should I ask him If he meets the 125% of poverty line or not?

[Sal11 5]

As I wrote above, I'm not under treatment. I'm just doing fine and Its no bothering me. Its maybe on mild stage rn. Should I get it checked before my medical exam? 

[little immigrant 801]

Hi I have a non contagious auto immune disease. My spouse wasn't working and didn't have health insurance. The Dr at the medical exam recommended that I keep seeing a specialist in the US. I got my visa approved. 

 

When I came here I took a job which provided health insurance. I did get sick however due to lack of treatment (I took 3 month worth of meds with me but it wasn't the kind of med I needed). 

 

I suggest to get your depression under control. I started taking meds for it while in the US. I never had it treated in my birth country. I'm doing a lot better now. 

 

How will you handle the insurance situation? Will you get a job and insurance yourself or will your spouse take care of this? Moving to a different country is stressful on your body and it might make you sicker. Better plan ahead for these things. I wish you all the best. 

 

Edited February 4, 2018 by little immigrant

[Sal11 5]

5 minutes ago, Dee elle said:

You spouse fills in the i864... it outlines the financial requirements to sponsor an immigrant... he will need to sort this part out,  but talking together is important all the way through the process,.  

 

You can read about the whole process on state.gov    search for spouse visa process, after the petition is approved... get as knowledgeble as you can so you can know for yourself what is needed... 

Oh I just read about it? Can you tell me how much the person has to make? And as you told me that youve that chronic section too, what am I suppose to write there? When Im not myself sure about my disease ;( 

[Sal11 5]

Thanks love, it was very reassuring! I hope the same. Did you know about the disease you've? And if yes, did they ask about medicines youre taking? And a letter from doctor? Or you just told them that you left it untreated? I'm very curious because it already taking a lot of time and what if they'll deny my visa in the end

5 minutes ago, little immigrant said:

Hi I have a non contagious auto immune disease. My spouse wasn't working and didn't have health insurance. The Dr at the medical exam recommended that I keep seeing a specialist in the US. I got my visa approved. 

 

When I came here I took a job which provided health insurance. I did get sick however due to lack of treatment (I took 3 month worth of meds with me but it wasn't the kind of med I needed). 

 

I suggest to get your depression under control. I started taking meds for it while in the US. I never had it treated in my birth country. I'm doing a lot better now. 

 

How will you handle the insurance situation? Will you get a job and insurance yourself or will your spouse take care of this? Moving to a different country is stressful on your body and it might make you sicker. Better plan ahead for these things. I wish you all the best. 

 

 

[Sal11 5]

1 minute ago, Dee elle said:

This is a self help site.. please do some research looking at the process and the forms that are used.. there are clear instructions for the forms which identify all the parts etc.. there is a guide on the vj website for spouse visa which is takes you through the process step by step.. all of us need to be doing our research as well as asking questions... 

Google   I864 instructions... the answer to your question and lot of other ques5ions will be found in the instructions ... 

Read the guides than come back with unanswered questions... 😎

Thanks bud, I'll definitely search everything from now. Thanks for guiding me. ❤ can I find the questionare too? Which they give you during exam? 

[EandH0904 1,184]

1 hour ago, Sal11 said:

Hey, I just want to know about two things I'm really curious about, please help me. I think I have a cystocele not sure though. I didn't get it checked because im okay with everyday kegels. So if your spouse doesn't have insurance will they deny your visa on the behalf of chronic disease? 

2: what if they find out any other chronic disease during the medical you dont know about. Will they deny your visa in this scenario too? I want to know this cuz I'll have to fill the form there? If its that important so I'll go through the pre-medical exam. :'( lemme know! I'm anxious.

As a nurse, I can tell you, a cystocele is very very common. Even more so after childbirth - they won't do a pelvic on you and I would hardly consider it to be a "chronic disease" -- its inconvenient for you, but even in a worse case scenario, a minor surgery would fix it. 

[Sal11 5]

5 minutes ago, EandH0904 said:

As a nurse, I can tell you, a cystocele is very very common. Even more so after childbirth - they won't do a pelvic on you and I would hardly consider it to be a "chronic disease" -- its inconvenient for you, but even in a worse case scenario, a minor surgery would fix it. 

I just dont know in what category this disease lie? And what if they find any other disease in your body. I Was so worried! But I'm better now. Thanks for such a helpful reply ❤

[EandH0904 1,184]

1 minute ago, Sal11 said:

I just dont know in what category this disease lie? And what if they find any other disease in your body. I Was so worried! But I'm better now. Thanks for such a helpful reply ❤

I wouldn't even consider it a category. If it asks about genitourinary disorder (پیشاب کے نظام کی خرابی)  you could maybe list it, but otherwise I wouldn't bother. 

If they find a disease that could be communicated to the general public - like TB - which I am sure you would have signs of before now - then maybe they would request you complete treatment for the sake of you and others. 

 

Making yourself worry will not help - being anxious can cause your blood pressure to be high and your heart rate to be high. Just try to be calm - you're almost done. 

 

[Sal11 5]

7 minutes ago, EandH0904 said:

I wouldn't even consider it a category. If it asks about genitourinary disorder (پیشاب کے نظام کی خرابی)  you could maybe list it, but otherwise I wouldn't bother. 

If they find a disease that could be communicated to the general public - like TB - which I am sure you would have signs of before now - then maybe they would request you complete treatment for the sake of you and others. 

 

Making yourself worry will not help - being anxious can cause your blood pressure to be high and your heart rate to be high. Just try to be calm - you're almost done. 

 

Youre right! I'll not try to panic lol. I just hope I'll pass the exam and interview, inshaAllah! Prayers Needed! ❤ well I was asking about some real chronic illness like arthritis etc. If they find something like this (using this just as an example. ) will they still deny? If you dont know and you tick no ( ×) will they believe you or deny the visa? Just asking. I'm okay now 😍

[Sal11 5]

Thanks Dee! ❤ you already helped Alot! I just downloaded those instructions forms! 😍

15 minutes ago, Dee elle said:

It  would be considered a medical condition, not disease

Please read this link... it answers the questions you have asked here... you are panicking about things that will not be an issue.. read the material available..

https://www.***removed***/immigrant-visa/medical-examination-consular-processing.html

 

[little immigrant 801]

I knew about my disease. I believe I told them the medication I was taking. I don't think I had a letter from the doctor.